DIYASY Bats Wall Decor,120 Pcs 3D Bat Halloween Decoration Stickers for Home Decor 4 Size Waterproof Black Spooky Bats for Room Décor

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This paper bat project totally inspired me to learn to use this machine.(I watched this video to get started.) Can’t wait to make a few more projects with fabric and vinyl. Tools/Materials Needed to make the Paper Bats

The reason I never mentioned the cutting machine?Well…That’s because, even though I set it up on my desk and plugged it in, I had never even TURNED IT ON! GREAT HALLOWEEN BATS FOR ANYWHERE]:You can use the 3D bat to decor your window, Walls,table, fireplace, kitchen, yard, mantle or any other places, All these Halloween party decoration supplies will help to create a cool and scary festival atmosphere.To make it even easier for you, I’ve included a free printable bat template and a free bat cut file (svg) for your cutting machine.

Update- I now have the Cricut Maker– Upgraded to that for the fabric cutting ability. But truthfully, I don’t think you can go wrong with either machine. (And the software on both is fairly easy, lol)

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To make a cute vampire bat, add a few googly eyes to the bats and the kids will have an awesome diy Halloween decoration.

I probably haven’t mentioned it, but last year, I did a bunch of research on the best cutting machine, (by research, I asked a bunch of bloggers in one of my Facebook groups which brand of machine they liked more, the Silhouette or Cricut.) When printing or setting up the files for cutting, you can resize the bat outlines to a couple of different sizes for a bit of variety. These paper bats are so easy to make and look like they are just floating on the wall- perfect for your Halloween parties or just everyday spooky fun!I love easy Halloween Crafts, don’t you? This free Paper Bat Template is a perfectly spooky Halloween decorating project that is great for parties or everyday Halloween fun! The poll results were pretty even, but one person mentioned she thought the Silhouette software was easier to use, so I gifted myself a Silhouette Cameo for Christmas. I just never really got to the project- didn’t have a bat template ready to go, was too tired, too much work, ran out of time, etc… I can go on and on with my excuse list, lol. (How perfect are these paper bats for Decorating for a Halloween Party?) Which Cutting Machine is Best?